European Crisis Postponed and Rome-Berlin Axis Crises
Joseph W. La Bine analyzes European tensions while warning that delays may weaken the Rome Berlin axis. The piece surveys intergovernmental trade barriers, potential federal intervention, Spanish Civil War aftermath, Italian French clashes, and the impact on Britain and Germany. It also covers U S housing, the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit, and early 1940s military aviation advances.
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Julius Caesar
England
France
London
Paris
Spain
Barcelona
Vatican
Pius XI
Italy
Axis
Europe
Germany
Great Britain
King George
Elizabeth
Toronto
U. S
Queen Elizabeth
Inventor Barlow Promotes New German Bomb Tale
Lester P. Barlow, noted wartime inventor, claims a German air bomb could devastate Barcelona within a quarter mile range. He says the U S lapped up billions in his wartime patents and details past congressional attempts to advance his ideas. He touts LOX based designs and recalls earlier proposals to Hoover and Russia Germany.
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EW York
Lester P. Barlow
Congress
House
Naval Affairs Committee
Bennett C. Clark
H. H. Arnold
Senate
Glenn L. Martin Co
Baltimore
Hoover
Frazier
North Dakota
Russia
Germany
Briefly Opposed Double Movie Features
National Motion Picture Research Council notes brief opposition to dual features. May 12 starts non stop air mail pickup in 55 towns across Pennsylvania Delaware West Virginia Ohio. Gandhi wins major political victory after four day fast unto death. Nazi Germany reverses order curtailing Jewish business participation due to labor shortage.
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National Motion Picture Research Council
Pennsylvania
Delaware
West Virginia
Ohio
College of Cardinals
Stephen J. Donahue
Archdiocese of New York
India
Mahatma Gandhi
Nazi Germany
Creatore Returns to Stage Near Seventieth Birthday
Bucko Giuseppe Creatore makes a dramatic comeback as he nears seventy in a revival of his own and others works. The Bronx marks its 300th birthday with opera and a planned permanent company plus symphonic concerts. Creatore once earned as much as 5000 dollars a night and in 1935 conducted a park band for the New York Emergency Relief bureau.
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Henry A. Wallace
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Wallace
New York City
Bucko Giuseppe Creatore
Co- Creatore
The
Bronx
Signor Creatore
Aida
New York Emergency Relief Bureau
British American recipe swap signals neighborly ties
Carlota Oppenheimer, wife of Louis Oppenheimer and noted author, visited to promote goodwill between Britain and the United States. Her radio appeal yielded over 2000 American recipes, aiming to broaden cultural exchange beyond technical material like TNT recipes.
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Britain
United States
Carlota
U. S
Louis Oppenheimer
Diamond Syndicate
London
England
Easter Costume Trends with Beguiling Accessories
Fashion guidance highlights a feminine Easter look featuring tailored suits and dresses enhanced by accessories. Emphasis on hats veils gloves and organdie detailing, with lingerie touches and delicate blouses. tweeds and plaid jackets showcase spring style from the period.
Style Intrigue Jacket Trends This Spring
Jacket suits take the spotlight this spring as sales lead all other styles. Designers highlight bold color pairings and contrasting materials to create striking looks, with features like arrow-shaped decorative fastenings on plaid jackets adding a distinctive touch.
Back Comes Sheer Lingerie Blouse Styles This Spring
The article notes a major blouse season with suits driving demand for a stocked wardrobe. It highlights a revival of sheer lingerie type blouses described as baby blouses with fine hand embroidery and lace, plus practical washable crepe and gypsy stripe blouses aligning with spring fashion.
Glove fashions highlight new tones and shades
The piece notes gloves matching costume color schemes with doveskin slipons and fine fabrics in new tones. Fuchsia and violent hues lead while pink tones and various blues appear among smart options.
Seasonal Shades Lead Sports Clothes Color Trends
The article notes greens and browns as dominant lead colors for upcoming sports apparel. It highlights earthy palettes for uniforms and training wear, signaling a shift toward natural tones across teams and gear.
Open Toes for Spring in a Lot of Smart Shoes
The article highlights a spring shoe trend featuring bright open toe styles with sleek designs. It notes fashion-forward brands and retailers offering breathable fabrics and vibrant colors suitable for warmer weather.
Easy Filet Crochet For Baby's Carriage
Pattern 6071 offers a Baby carriage crochet set featuring Bo Peep and a lambs motif in filet lace. It includes instructions charts and stitches illustration with materials list. 15 cents coin payment to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Department New York required.
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Sewing Circle
Household Arts Department
West 14Th Street
New York
Safety risks outpace disease in early to mid life
The National Safety Council reports that from ages three to 21 accidents kill more people than any disease, and ages three to 40 accidents kill more males than disease. Among all males heart disease tops deaths, while accidents claim 119.6 per 100 000. For women six diseases exceed accidents as causes of fatalities.
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National Safety Council
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin and Senna Compound
Constipation and acid stomach relief offered by Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin combined with Laxative Senna. It claims to fortify the stomach, dissolve undigested proteins, relieve gas and acidity, wake lazy bowels, and aid digestion after meals with a money back guarantee.
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J. Caldwell
Dr. Caldwell
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Berlin
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Tokyo
Hainan Island
Mediterranean
Palestine
Syria
Adolf Hitler
Holland
Switzerland
L. Seth Schnitman
Army Industrial College
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Federal Housing Administration
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Airaconda
Robert J. Woods
Arnold
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Hammerstein
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